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Arctic Council Approves China as Observer [Updated]
Wednesday is expected [see update below] to see a decision by the eight member states of the Arctic Council on China’s third bid for observer status. Japan, South Korea, India, the E.U., Greenpeace and others have also applied to join the twenty organizations and six nations—France, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom— already admitted as observers. From Alistair MaMay 15, 2013 1:11 AM
China’s Arctic Ambitions
China’s appetite for raw materials has become a source of concern from Afghanistan and Mongolia to Peru and Zambia.
China Takes Over Strategic Port in Pakistan
Chinese Overseas Port Holdings Limited took over management of the Pakistani port of Gwadar on Monday, amid suspicion of
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The Shandong Gutter Oilman
Caixin’s Xie Haitao profiles Shandong gutter oil tycoon Liu Liguo, who stood trial last month.
It’s oil with
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